Sasha Rogelberg is a staff reporter for The Daily Dot and Billy Penn at WHYY. With a diverse range of topics, Sasha's articles explore viral internet trends, LGBTQ+ representation in music, controversial social events, and unique community stories. Sasha's work has also been featured in the Jewish Exponent.
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Sasha Rogelberg's articles primarily focus on culture, society, and entertainment news. She often covers viral trends and events that resonate with a wide audience. If you have a unique story related to pop culture, LGBTQ+ issues, viral trends or insightful profiles of individuals engaged in interesting activities or hobbies, Sasha may be interested in covering them.
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By: Sasha Rogelberg
Yale management professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld said CEOs’ political silence is purely strategic.
By: Sasha Rogelberg
Sasha Rogelberg Updated 3 min read In This Article For decades, scientists have tried to decipher why exactly humans cut lines.
By: Sasha Rogelberg
Teachers berating their students for running through the corridors have a new hallway hazard to worry about: Grade-schoolers are tripping and tumbling over their Crocs
TikTok's wild popularity has helped Zhang Yiming, the 41-year-old cofounder of the social network's parent company ByteDance, become China's richest person.
By: Sasha Rogelberg
Share prices have become the latest metric to measure the performance of flexible workplaces compared to their peers with strict RTO policies.
By: Sasha Rogelberg
Leena Nair said over 75% of her company’s employees are female.
By: Sasha Rogelberg
Elon Musk is accused of rampantly spreading election misinformation, and it has been a thorn in the side of election officials working double time
By: Sasha Rogelberg
Confronting company executives is already a daunting prospect. Asking them sticky questions while they're dressed in costume is downright spooky.
By: Sasha Rogelberg
The job opening coincides with fashion icon Lewis Hamilton’s departure from the team to Ferrari next season.
By: Sasha Rogelberg
The internet-famous squirrel was seized by the New York Department of Environmental Conservation Wednesday over safety and legal concerns.
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